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New Parkinson's pill reduces 'off' time and motor problems
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A new drug called solengepras shows promise in treating Parkinson's symptoms by cutting patients' "off" periods. A trial revealed that individuals receiving a higher dose experienced a daily reduction of almost 37 minutes in "off" time when contrasted with those on a placebo. The US company Cerevance developed the pill, which works differently from current dopamine-based treatments.
Reported by The Independent · How we write briefs